Brute force non-repeat characters password?

I want to try this on hashcat: Brute force a 16 characters password into sha256 with non of the characters get duplicated. When i run ?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a?a it return "integer overflow detected", i google & it explain the keyspace was too large for hashcat to handle. It has 5719086709283091520696320000 possible combinations but if the characters was non-repeatable, there're only 273342452889765 combinations, my computer can run this within a day. Is there any way to set up a rule for brute force attack to just generate non-duplicated password?